Despite the fact that the new film Quentin Tarantino "Once in Hollywood" was warmly accepted worldwide, after the premiere of the picture at the Cannes Festival of the famous director, accused of disregard and cruelty towards female characters.
It all started with the claim that in the new film Margot Robbie practically does not participate in the dialogues, and then Tarantino recalled that in the other pictures of women they are subject to violence. The director denies his bias, but now the actresses who performed leading roles in his films spoke in his defense.
On October 21, the premiere of the documentary film Tara Wood "Qt8: The First Eight" ("The first eight of Quentin Tarantino"), a considerable part of which is devoted to conversations about female images in Pictures of Tarantino. So, the actress and Cascader Zoe Bell, who collaborates with the director since the time "Kill Bill", says that in fact he understands women very well:
This manifests itself in how he writes women's dialogues. Someone from men can say that in reality, women don't talk like that, but I would only feel this reaction, because we still just do that. But someone from women can ask: "Does the woman behave in it?" But it is, Quentin and himself like a woman.
Jennifer Jason Lee, who played the main female role in the "Durban G8", argues that the approach of Tarantino to the creation of female images does not concern. According to the actress, Jackie Brown performed by Pam Grier - an example of the fact that Tarantino is able to create penetrated heroines that have genuine dignity and cause sincere admiration from the viewer.
Also in favor of Tarantino, the star "Kill Bill" Lucy Lew, approved the right of the director to portray women with such as he loves them - militant, volitional and possessing leadership qualities.
